Litigation costs shall be borne by the plaintiff.

A. On October 30, 2001, the Plaintiff was a person who became a member of the Company B and performed the vehicle engine parts assembly and installation work in the 3A subcontractor of the said Company C factory assembly.

B. On August 2, 2018, the Plaintiff asserted that “from February 2, 2018, parts were installed to the engine and concluded the engine body to transfer it to the engine, and that there was repeated contact between the left chest and the engine during the foregoing work, and that there was a fry of chest from June 1, 2018 during the engine contact, and thereafter, the Plaintiff applied for medical care benefits for each of the instant injury and disease to the Defendant on August 2, 2018.”

C. On the other hand, the Defendant asserted that each of the instant injury and disease was caused by repeated contact of engines on the chest side in the course of engine work. However, in the case of balging flusing, the Defendant’s assertion that the Plaintiff caused the injury and disease of this case, among the Plaintiff’s duties, is not confirmed, and it is judged that the injury and disease was an individual disease caused by reasons other than his/her duties, and thus, there is no proximate causal relation between his/her duties and the injury and disease. In the case of cuing cage at the left 3 level, the present injury and disease status identified in the film medical data is not the form of eromatic, but the injury and disease status identified in the image medical data is shown not the form of eromatic, and it is medically related to the work force and there is no proximate causal relation between his/her duties and the injury and disease.” On October 15, 2018, the Defendant rendered medical treatment non-approval (hereinafter “instant disposition”).

The Plaintiff dissatisfied with the instant disposition and sought to supplement the truth-finding agreement around June 1, 2018, which was concluded around June 1, 2018, but was shaking the transporter.